Sentence examples for called in help from inspiring English sources

"This summer Darling called in help.

His wife Yukako, who is pregnant with their second child, called in help after he failed to return home.

Desperate and unable to communicate directly with military commanders, the eight Blackwater contractors instead called in help from Blackwater employees, he said.

And when some troops came under fire, they called in help from a weapon that has quietly become one of the military's most versatile tools on the Afghan battlefield: the drone.

Determined to keep protesters a quarter-mile from the courthouse, the sheriff, Joseph G. Groody, called in help from the local police and state troopers, who patrolled the area surrounding the courthouse Monday while a half-dozen sheriff's deputies guarded the courtroom.

But the second in command of York's emergency response, Carl Boasman, insisted there had been no conscious decision to hold the city's boats and crews back and that the city had been adequately resourced after it called in help from across the country.

To lure them, he will call in help from the Bush family, while Ms O'Brien will bring in Bill Clinton and Senator Ted Kennedy.

It calls in help from the White House when it needs it; it stands apart at other times.

A. It calls in help from the White House when it needs it; it stands apart at other times.

What usually prompts companies to call in help from the outside? A. It falls into a couple of camps.

And within months there was fighting akin to civil war in the east of Ukraine, with the anti-Kiev rebels calling in help from Moscow.